The more than 2,600 square foot Union County home comes with numerous special features including a secret office in the owner’s suite and a bonus room.
St. Jude Dream Home sponsors and donors will get to see the newly finished Union County home in person during the official ribbon cutting Thursday afternoon.
The St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway is underway! Families under the care of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital never have to pay for treatment, travel housing, or food thanks to your donations.
Today is the deadline to get your ticket for a chance to win this year’s St. Jude Dream Home if you want to be eligible to win the Tickets on Sale Prize.
After her brother’s first cancer diagnosis, Caroline watched mom Lauren raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for cancer research. Taking note, she wanted to do something to help, too.
Each year, Dream Home Builder Jeff Newton has people write “messages of hope” for the children treated at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital on the 2x4s that will go in the walls of the home.
The flight, named Inspiration4, will be commanded by Isaacman, 37, who is reserving two seats for St. Jude and one for an entrepreneur who will be selected in an independently judged competition.
The 3-bedroom, 3½ bathroom home also boasts a bonus room, beautiful custom cabinetry, a massive hidden pantry, hardwood floors throughout the home and a surprise feature in the primary bathroom that is sure to be a showstopper.
It’s tradition for hospital patients, families, friends, builders and sponsors to ceremoniously sign the unfinished flooring of the St. Jude Dream Home, offering words of encouragement to the children at St. Jude.
The purchase of a ticket is contributing to the hope of the future for children with pediatric cancer, children like John Hagen from right here in Charlotte.
Two years ago, a Tega Cay family was at Carowinds when their 8-year-old son suddenly barely had the energy to walk out of the amusement park. They went to the doctor the next day.
Many events have had to be postponed or canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic and that includes some fundraisers for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Here in the Carolinas, the first-ever digital fundraising campaign is taking place this week.
Most everything has been impacted by the coronavirus pandemic, but something our team hopes to safely see through this summer is the giveaway for our St. Jude Dream Home.
More progress is being made on this year’s St. Jude Dream Home Campaign, thanks in part to the students and staff at Stanfield Elementary School in Stanly County.
July 18 will be the day when tickets go on sale to win the St. Jude Dream Home. We've shown you the progress of the custom home as it's being built. WBTV's Christine Sperow is highlighting the town where YOU will eventually call home if you're name is drawn as the winner!
Money raised helps children fighting pediatric cancer at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. To help understand the "why" in this mission one Charlotte family shares their cancer journey with the help of St. Jude.
It has been three months since the groundbreaking at the site of this year’s St. Jude Dream Home in Indian Trail. We're making a house call to check in on the progress and learned one national company is making sure, whoever wins, that the home is not only beautiful but also efficient.
This is the fifth year that WBTV is partnering with St. Jude Children's Research Hospital to give away a house in order to raise money for children fighting pediatric cancer at St. Jude.
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